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RaDIANT Health Systems Intervention

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18-80 years
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The **RaDIANT Health Systems Intervention** study aims to make it easier for people to start the process of getting a new organ, like a kidney, by fixing problems at the start. This study will happen at five big hospitals. People who go to one of these hospitals for their transplant are included. But if someone's already started or is waiting at a different hospital, they can't join this study.

  • Duration: The study involves several hospitals and many people, but it doesn't state how long it will take.
  • Visits: Participants need to visit specific hospitals for their transplant process.
  • Eligibility: Only those referred by certain centers are included; others are excluded.
Study details
    End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD)
    Kidney Disease

NCT07033117

Indiana University

6 June 2026

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